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Whilst I can add and adjust music clips successfully in the timeline, I get a 'bleep' sound in the transistion between clips during playback. How can I avoid this?
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Graham Hughes, MVP Digital Media
What audio format are you using, MP3's are not good. Also have a peek at
www.papajohn.org and look at the audio issues.
Graham
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Graham Hughes
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www.simplydv.co.uk
www.dvds2treasure.com
can I avoid this?
www.papajohn.org and look at the audio issues.
Graham
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Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
www.simplydv.co.uk
www.dvds2treasure.com
get a 'bleep' sound in the transistion between clips during playback. HowDenis said:Whilst I can add and adjust music clips successfully in the timeline, I
can I avoid this?
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Guest
Graham, thanks. I use MP3 and WMA. The music clips themselves play perfectly. I get the bleep sound when the music clip ends and when next clip (not music or narration) starts.
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Graham Hughes, MVP Digital Media
Does it happen on both MP3 and WMA clips?
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(not music or narration) starts.
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www.simplydv.co.uk
www.dvds2treasure.com
perfectly. I get the bleep sound when the music clip ends and when next clipDenis said:Graham, thanks. I use MP3 and WMA. The music clips themselves play
(not music or narration) starts.
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Guest
Yes
Graham Hughes said:Does it happen on both MP3 and WMA clips?
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Graham Hughes
MVP
www.simplydv.co.uk
www.dvds2treasure.com
perfectly. I get the bleep sound when the music clip ends and when next clip
(not music or narration) starts.
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Graham Hughes, MVP Digital Media
Are you just using dv-avi video files?
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Guest
Yes
Graham Hughes said:Are you just using dv-avi video files?
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Graham Hughes, MVP Digital Media
I'm running out of ideas!!!
Have you read and perhaps tried this piece of info from papajohns site on
audio issues,
2/11/04 - ... I was doing some background reading on the DV format and came
across the following paragraph: Although the format supports high quality
sound, DV's audio is unlocked. This non-synchronous design means that a
specific number of audio samples are not rigidly synchronized to each video
frame. If one frame is off a couple samples, you must insert a short mute at
any audio edit or risk inducing an audible click. (source:
213.84.219.66/Documentatie/dv_explained.pdf )
It made me wonder if the phenomenon is a result of the way audio is encoded
within the DV format, and the way MM2 handles it? I know that the MM2 edit
space is not the full 25fps (PAL), but something more like 12.5fps (or 15fps
NTSC), so I wondered if this could somehow lead to the audible pops that I
hear at cuts and transitions.
Graham
Have you read and perhaps tried this piece of info from papajohns site on
audio issues,
2/11/04 - ... I was doing some background reading on the DV format and came
across the following paragraph: Although the format supports high quality
sound, DV's audio is unlocked. This non-synchronous design means that a
specific number of audio samples are not rigidly synchronized to each video
frame. If one frame is off a couple samples, you must insert a short mute at
any audio edit or risk inducing an audible click. (source:
213.84.219.66/Documentatie/dv_explained.pdf )
It made me wonder if the phenomenon is a result of the way audio is encoded
within the DV format, and the way MM2 handles it? I know that the MM2 edit
space is not the full 25fps (PAL), but something more like 12.5fps (or 15fps
NTSC), so I wondered if this could somehow lead to the audible pops that I
hear at cuts and transitions.
Graham
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Rich
I had a similar problem with video segments on one video. It wasn't bleeps
but distinctive clicks. My solution or fix was to save each segment as an
..AVI file and import them all into a new project then bring them all down to
the time line and then save that as an .AVI file. The clicks went away. I
can not explain why the clicks were there or even if the above will fix
anything.
Rich
but distinctive clicks. My solution or fix was to save each segment as an
..AVI file and import them all into a new project then bring them all down to
the time line and then save that as an .AVI file. The clicks went away. I
can not explain why the clicks were there or even if the above will fix
anything.
Rich
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